IT U PRIMJENI

D. G. Severance, J. Passino

  • ISBN: 978-953-246-064-3
  • Izdavač: Mate d.o.o.
  • Godina izdavanja: 2009
  • Opće informacije: Meki uvez, 232 str.,15,00 x 23,00 cm

Cijena: 27,87 €Online cijena: 25,08 €

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RUKOVODITELJSKI VODIČ ZA PRIMJENU SUSTAVA INFORMACIJSKE TEHNOLOGIJE

Informacijske
tehnologije (IT) pružaju dobre mogućnosti za dramatično unapređivanje
poslovnih procesa kako unutar tvrtke tako i među tvrtkama. Međutim, do
danas su ulaganja u IT za restrukturiranje, repozicioniranje,
preuređenje i promjene veličine tvrtki imala ograničen uspjeh. Još
uvijek postoji širok jaz između vizionarskih strategija koje tvrtke
načelno slijede i stvarnih učinaka koje postižu. Ova knjiga pomoći će
vam zatvoriti taj jaz između ambicija i uspjeha. Utemeljena na razumnom,
širokom okviru za menadžment, ali s posebnom pažnjom posvećenom
informacijskoj tehnologiji, pomoći će vam ponovno razmotriti prirodu
projekata preobrazbe poslovanja i pokazati vam kako iskorijeniti uzroke
neuspjeha u realizaciji.
“Oni koji ne uče na greškama iz prošlosti osuđeni su na njihovo ponavljanje” izreka je koja se apsolutno može primjeniti na informatiče tehnologije.
IT u primjeni knjiga je koja će se i u budućnosti koristiti kao ključno
relevantno štivo koje bi svaki uspješan poslovni čovjek trebao
proučiti.


Kratki sadržaj:

Očekivanja i izazovi ulaganja u informacijsku tehnologiju
Upravljanje promjenama u organizaciji
Osmišljavanje strategije
Priprema i provedba projekata
Reakcija na nenadane promjene strateških prioriteta
Procjena uspjeha i neuspjeha
Zaključci i popratne napomene

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